Captain CautionKnopf Doubleday Publishing Group, 2012. 8. 15. - 320ÆäÀÌÁö It is 1812 and America has declared war on Britain. The American ship Olive Branch is waylaid by a British cruiser. Captain Dorman is killed, and his crew is taken prisoner, including the captain's pretty and strong-willed daughter, Corunna. Widely recognized for his careful attention to historical details, Kenneth Roberts portrays the bravery of American seamen, their sufferings in the mist-shrouded walls of Dartmoor Prison, the invention of the Gangway Pendulum, and the sailors' dangerous and dramatic escape. |
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... theladder wayatthe mainhatch. Marvin, waiting for the men to follow thesailing master into the darkness below, casta look astern. The Beetle's crew had mounted to the carronades and the hammock nettings to watch theOlive Branch ...
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... the ladder hastily, stooped toavoidthe beams of the berth deck,and movedforward toasecond hatch. dimness, he As his eyes became accustomed to the saw, crouched on each side of the hatchway, two grotesque marines, looking,in that hothalf ...
... the ladder hastily, stooped toavoidthe beams of the berth deck,and movedforward toasecond hatch. dimness, he As his eyes became accustomed to the saw, crouched on each side of the hatchway, two grotesque marines, looking,in that hothalf ...
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... the ladder to go down, but as he did so, a man rose through the hole in the hatch to block his way. He had a thin face, long and palely yellow, framed in lank blackhair; a face that had, at no distant date, beencleanly shaved, but that ...
... the ladder to go down, but as he did so, a man rose through the hole in the hatch to block his way. He had a thin face, long and palely yellow, framed in lank blackhair; a face that had, at no distant date, beencleanly shaved, but that ...
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... the ladder. A hand caughthimbythe arm.¡°Nouse to goup,¡± Slade's hoarse voice told him.¡°The marines push you back. Lie ... theladder. ¡°Mr. Griffon!¡±he called mildly. ¡°Ho, Mr. Griffon! Rig the wind sail! Ifeel we are under way!¡± A sentry's ...
... the ladder. A hand caughthimbythe arm.¡°Nouse to goup,¡± Slade's hoarse voice told him.¡°The marines push you back. Lie ... theladder. ¡°Mr. Griffon!¡±he called mildly. ¡°Ho, Mr. Griffon! Rig the wind sail! Ifeel we are under way!¡± A sentry's ...
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